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A Wisconsin woman continues to break her own Guinness World Record for the largest Winnie the Pooh memorabilia collection.Deb Hoffmanhas 23,632 unique Winnie the Pooh items. There are no duplicates.She re-certified her collection with Guinness World Records in February 2023 and got the plaque in June.Since 2008 she has held the record. Back then she had just a meager 2,891 pieces. Now she has more than 23,000 pieces and the collection grows week after week.She updates her recordwith Guinness every one to two years. Her home is
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